Better than I expected, but still pretty standard damage-control boilerplate. Also, his "timeline" is definitely not the whole story. I'll be curious to see h

Better than I expected, but still pretty standard damage-control boilerplate. Also, his "timeline" is definitely not the whole story. I'll be curious to see how it squares with that of Sandy Parakilas[1]. In particular, what was the real reason they shut down the friends-of-friends permissions? Parakilas' take was that they didn't care until they realized people could use it to build competitors: “They were worried that the large app developers were building their own social graphs, meaning they could see all the connections between these people,” he said. “They were worried that they were going to build their own social networks.” [1] https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/mar/20/facebook-data-cambridge-analytica-sandy-parakilas https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/mar/20/facebook-data-c...